Revelstoke resident Carol Palladino has been a key volunteer organizer of the arts scene in Revelstoke for decades, serving in behind-the-scenes roles, driving focus on building arts organizations and managing finances. To better understand how Revelstoke's arts scene got here and its future potential, we reached out to Carol for an essay exploring the development of the arts and culture scene in Revelstoke.
Arts Revelstoke returns with REVY.Live, a free concert series with performances in Queen Elizabeth Park and Grizzly Plaza
Concept also floats the idea of selling the two city parking lots on Victoria Road and using the revenue towards a future parking garage downtown. The Grizzly Plaza committee meets on June 8, 2022 at 2 p.m. Zoom link to the meeting here.
Illuminate Revelstoke Society announces plans to light more trees in the downtown area in phase two of the groups project.
A new report analyzes options for the proposed Grizzly Plaza renovation project, including moving elements around, possible tree removal and replacement, including Indigenous history, and more.
Applications are now open for artists interested in performing in this summer's series.
Revelstoke local political representatives respond to planned Saturday, Mar. 5, 6 p.m. Stand for Ukraine vigil planned for Grizzly Plaza.
Survey finds no desire for significant change in Grizzly Plaza. The city is planning to form a steering committee and prepare a plan by the fall. Any construction work won't come until 2023.
The group - an offshoot of the Christmas events committee - will start their project with trees in Grizzly Plaza but expand throughout the community.
Plans to renovate Revelstoke's Grizzly Plaza, the community's postcard downtown gathering place, has drawn critical comment from residents, who are critical of plans to tinker with a civic landmark that many residents cherish as it is.
